Why did she have to bring me to the master bedroom? Once it was one of my favorites in the entire Castle, now I felt nauseous and disgusted with myself.
I strolled into the walk-in closet and scanned the accessories. My wardrobe was still intact: hangers were arranged with pressed tuxedos on my right. Further down, there were shirts of various kinds. Adjacent to them were rows of numerous shoes. Above them were my neatly folded pants, shorts, ties, and other clothing was kept in three lost drawers before me. As times changed, so did our wardrobe.
The centuries-old clothes were kept in the tower or attic as mundane like to call it. However, our jewelry remained the same. In the two top draws— below the long rectangular mirror— held our jewelry. Scarlet had insisted on keeping my wristwatches in the top drawer above her jewelry collection. Hers consisted of mostly necklaces and earrings.
